[UNESCO] Lava Tubes on Jeju Island, South Korea
- by Kiljae Lee
- 2018-08-14
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1. Length is 2,980m, the fourth longest volcanic cave in South Korea.
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2. There is a cave inside cave, and a terrain called coffin.
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4. On September 30, 1971, it was designated as the National Monument No. 236 of the Republic of Korea.
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5. Two caves turns into one golden limestone cave due to limestone penetrating into the ceiling and wall.
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6. Stalagmites and stalactites, which can only be seen in lime caves, are growing in lava caves.
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7. It is named because the oyster looks like the shape of two dragons.
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8. It is possible to go in and out with the permission of the Director-General of Cultural Properties.